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Cheshire Archive

• Road calmed by speed cushions

  NEW measures to cut speed are to be installed in Hassall Road, Alsager, to replace a system of controversial chicanes. read more

• Emergency cash saves Citzens Advice Bureau

  AN emergency payment of £10,000 has been approved by borough council leaders to rescue Crewe and Nantwich Citizens Advice Bureau read more

• Employers are snapping up university graduates

  GRADUATES from Crewe-based Manchester Metropolitan University enjoy a near full-employment rate after completing their studies, according to latest statistics. read more

• Your chance to raise any concerns over local policing

  RESIDENTS wanting to raise issues about policing in Crewe and Nantwich are being invited to a forum meeting next Thursday. read more

• Training for the big show

  TWO training sessions are being held at Crewe Library for the hosts of South Cheshire's SETup Science week taking place in March. read more

• Stary, stary night

  FILM students at Crewe's South Cheshire College will be joining stars at the glitzy screening of their new movie in March. read more

• Teenage motorcyclist was killed in collision

  A YOUNG motorcyclist who lost his life in a collision on the M6 has been named as Crewe man Kieran Narotham. read more

• The living proof that whisky goes a long way

  A PARTY was held at a Winsford care home on Wednesday to celebrate the 100th birthday of one of its friendliest residents. read more

• The living proof that whisky goes a long way

  A PARTY was held at a Winsford care home on Wednesday to celebrate the 100th birthday of one of its friendliest residents. read more

• Calling time on trouble pubs

  ONE of the new ways police want to tackle violent crime is by getting a firmer grip of the night-time economy and clamping down on pubs that are the hub of trouble. read more

• New licensing laws could cost pub landlords

  LANDLORDS at disorderly pubs and bars in Crewe and Nantwich will be given eight weeks to clean up their act before being billed for extra policing. read more

• REFEREE FOR CARNEGIE WORLD CLUB CHALLENGE CONFIRMED

  Sean Hampstead will referee the Carnegie World Club Challenge between Leeds Rhinos and Canterbury Bulldogs at Elland Road Stadium (Friday 4th February 2005 - ko 8pm). read more

• Wistonian of the year

  PROUD Wistonian Herbert Locke is celebrating after receiving a top accolade from the village community. read more

• Local policing is a big priority

  ALCOHOL-FREE zones will help control problems of drink-related disorder, says Inspector Chris Jones. read more

• Offer to bands

  UP and coming Congleton bands have the chance to develop their skills thanks to Eaton Bank School. read more

• Dressed up for a good night out

  GOOD-HEARTED women from Biddulph raised £498 for the tsunami appeal by taking part in a 'walk under the moon' on Friday. read more

• CAT catches truants in impact day

  TRUANTS, illegal parkers and off-licences were targeted in a Community Impact Day across Congleton. read more

• Why we must tire of crime

  A COUPLE of weeks ago it was health. Then it was education. Now in Westminster all the politicians are talking about crime. read more

• CONFERENCE SET FOR FURTHER EXPANASION

  The 'TotalRL.Com Rugby League Conference' will again have a new look to it for the eighth summer season of competition. read more

• Have a gamble for charity

  CHILDREN'S charity Hope House Hospice is holding a Valentine casino night at Nantwich's Pepper Restaurant to raise money for terminally ill youngsters. read more

On this day: Cheshire Archive